Ford 9600 and County 1454 working together with Dowdeswell ploughs in Buckinghamshire. For more details, photographs and DVDs visit: www.trctorbarnproductions.com
My dad has collected tractors since the 80’s and has got a Ford 9600 with the British mudguards making it a rare tractor. We have 8 and apart from two they all are 100hp plus
Actually the 9700 was the replacement for the 9600 model in 1976, the 9600 was the largest two wheel drive Ford tractor produced from 1972 to 1976 replacing the 9000 launched in 1969
Jerry Kinnin Not at all back in the 60s 70s and 80s County and several other companies bought Ford skid units and converted them to 4 wheel drive and usually added 6 cylinder engines Unfortunately when Ford started to build this type of tractor themselves it was the death knell for companies like County.
Hi Jerry, no they were a separate company called County Commercial Cars and they bought skid units from Ford that they then converted to four wheel drive
Yeh they are ford tractors modified by the county brand as the manufacturers didnt make big and 4 wheel drive machines off the shelf so to speak, there was also a similar company called roadless
@@montrocon ford built 4 wheel drive tractors from the 60's . Fordson super 6 . Six cylinders and 4 wheel drive. Both front and rear tyres the same size. They also built the super 4 on the same design. Forever love my old ford tractors
yusuf Abdullah Those are all County conversions ie County Super Six. Fordson never made a 6 cylinder Major or a four wheel drive Major they are all conversions. I have seen them badged as Ford but County did the conversions
I love Ford 1980 my ford 40years old still working ford 3600 I from India
Never heard of a 1454, but I do know my way around a 9600 and numerous other Ford models.Throttle it up guys. It's there if you'll use it.
I still love running my 1944 ford 9N. 75 years old and still working.
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Really good looking machines , great video 👍🇬🇧
Cheers!!
Two class classics 👍
I love ford 🚜
Good team work. Looks like two fine tractors are put to good use.
Very very good tractor's!
My dad has collected tractors since the 80’s and has got a Ford 9600 with the British mudguards making it a rare tractor. We have 8 and apart from two they all are 100hp plus
Both sound the same.... amazing machines indeed
Believe the 9600 was 110 at the bar and maybe 130-140 PTO. Very capable. And less expensive than a 4320 or 1066.
Absolute stunning tractors
I wish the Ford company would have ever when out of business a good company .
The 9600 is a handy powerful tractor, not big & bulky....
I believe Ford only made 2wd in one size bigger. 9700. Might be wrong. This was a poor mans 1066!
Actually the 9700 was the replacement for the 9600 model in 1976, the 9600 was the largest two wheel drive Ford tractor produced from 1972 to 1976 replacing the 9000 launched in 1969
FORT SUPER TRAKTOR.
I'll take a old tractor like the 7600 thu 9700 over any of the others
Good
Where did the 1454 originally come from !!
It was on a farm in Suffolk but I dont think they had it new
Hello. I have a question about these plows, what exactly is the model?
The actual model of Dowdeswell plough I'm not sure off the top of my head so I will have to check on that one for you
8 tractors not Ford 9600 ‘s
What ploughs are they?
Dowdeswell ploughs, both five furrow
Dowdeswell
I've never heard of a County tractor. It looks like the Ford
Would this be like a David Brown to a CASE.
Jerry Kinnin Not at all back in the 60s 70s and 80s County and several other companies bought Ford skid units and converted them to 4 wheel drive and usually added 6 cylinder engines Unfortunately when Ford started to build this type of tractor themselves it was the death knell for companies like County.
Hi Jerry, no they were a separate company called County Commercial Cars and they bought skid units from Ford that they then converted to four wheel drive
Yeh they are ford tractors modified by the county brand as the manufacturers didnt make big and 4 wheel drive machines off the shelf so to speak, there was also a similar company called roadless
@@montrocon ford built 4 wheel drive tractors from the 60's . Fordson super 6 . Six cylinders and 4 wheel drive. Both front and rear tyres the same size. They also built the super 4 on the same design. Forever love my old ford tractors
yusuf Abdullah Those are all County conversions ie County Super Six. Fordson never made a 6 cylinder Major or a four wheel drive Major they are all conversions. I have seen them badged as Ford but County did the conversions
Very very strangest tractor